AkhIL@strizhechenko AFAIK `local` means the same as non-local but custom and overrides non-local, like `/usr/local/bin` and `~/.local/bin` overrides `/usr/bin`, `var` means "variable" and is meant to be used as a place to store application/service volatile data. So `~/.var/flatpak/...` is more UNIX-like.
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